Tiny Dyno Bristol, UK
Tiny Dyno are the rarest of acts. They blend the art of immaculate pop with the warm glow of sugar spun indie. Emily Gardiner and Tom Kuras came together through the Bristol music scene, finding connection through a love of the infectious tones of indie pop. They began eagerly writing all the songs they never heard on the radio. ... more
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